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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
16
In Rochester New York a Philadelphia heart specialist Dr. David Gelfand reports 91 percent of heart attack patients should resume work. He notes some men abandon work and their wives become breadwinners, as wives often take on heavier household duties afterward.
Kenneth Nehring will install his son Arthur A. Nehring as president of the Tucson Association of Independent Insurance Agents for 1961 62. New officers include Harry R Talmage Jr secretary Rodman Palmer treasurer Carl F Miller and directors William Jacobs Raymond Summers Gordon Tench and William J Walker. Paul H Jones past president of the National Association will administer the oath. M M Bud Johnson of Holbrook president of the Arizona Association will speak at the Pioneer Hotel installation. Dinner and dancing follow.
Flowing Wells School District will receive 12,676 in federal aid this year to cover tax losses on government property. The breakdown shows 7,431 for elementary and 5,245 for the high school program. Funds reflect employed residents and will offset the 1960-61 and 1961-62 budgets.
Senate subcommittee hearings compare packaging across chocolate mints shredded wheat and instant mashed potatoes led by Senator Hart with Packaging Consultants Inc chief Wharton urging clearer rules. He cites fake space hidden markings and misleading volume while noting mint weight tricks and varied serving definitions as a shopper safety concern.
Los Angeles UPI reports Dr. William J. Bryan in his forthcoming Medical Hypnosis book advises singing America the Beautiful during the Fourth of July holiday to reduce highway hypnosis. He cites multiple methods to prevent monotony, including radio on off, road edge checks, rear view glance, and head movements.
Thieves ripped off a steel door at Grocers Warehouse and Storage Co. 624 East 24th Street and made off with about 200 dollars worth of grocers and dry goods. Police say a crowbar was used to demolish the door.
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